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Please consider referring to it as spying over theft and PII about you, as opposed to your PII?
Part of the server logs may be about you but are not yours per say.
Better to assume all PII and PI even if not identifying, belongs to the user. GDPR is explicit on some of this and not on others. Shared information, or that deemed necessary, won’t be deleted on request for say Uber/Lyft. There is a financial transaction and a driver etc, they won’t delete. They could sever the link to your profile though. Facebook offers something like this, but don’t do it. You will never be able to authenticate yourself again, and they will keep building the “anonymous” profile. It’s complicated for users out there...
I agree from a liability standpoint, from a company's perspective. From a user perspective, better to assume all information that can be captured will be, it will eventually be available to all humanity and it doesn't belong to you.
'server logs' fails to account for how that data is used which should explicitly defined. Failures to do so is misappropriation. A good litigation firm couls retire by challenging reckless companies on these grounds.
I guess this is where our opinions differ. In order for them to be absent the right to collect it you must force them to forget. That's where it doesn't seem like your information, after all they need to erase it. I'm all for legislation to regulate it's use.
Not sarcasm, we issue GDPR requests from an app on device, and you can request data (back to your device and not through us unless stated). Deletion requests are done as well. Data brokers, as a group, are obviously very anti-consumer, and getting them to comply in CA has been a huge headache (most simply do not). Prop 24 should help, so it’s going to be a long burn for consumers to take control. CCPA made hiring an agent (like us) explicit, but almost no one accepts that at the moment.
Alright, that's good, because I would really love for there to be a service that would streamline the way I request data from service providers or request the deletion of data connected to my account, as well as the account itself.
However, your site says:
>> We import and analyze all of your data across your online accounts and give you an audit and a plan of action.
Doesn't that mean that apart from all the, possibly bad, actors out there that have gotten their hands on my activities _you_ are now also in possession of PII connected to me? How does that improve things for me?
And yeah, we don't want to become a honeypot for what is the largest profile on you -- the combination of all the others.